Michael Rath

Title: Michael Rath: Inventor of Wireless Communication Technologies.

Introduction

Michael Rath is an inventor based in Graz, Austria, whose patent work includes technologies for radio-frequency (RF) channel calibration and ultra-wideband (UWB) reception. He is associated with NXP B.V. His listed portfolio includes 2 patents.

Latest Patents

“Device with Steering and Channel Stitching for an Extended Bandwidth” describes an RF device with two channels operating in different frequency bands. Its control circuitry obtains a channel response for each received signal, steers the responses to a calibration base, and stitches them together to produce a combined channel response. This approach is designed to support calibration across an extended bandwidth.

“UWB Receiver and Method of Operation” concerns an ultra-wideband receiver designed to mitigate attacks on a correlation function. The receiver correlates an input signal with a predefined sequence, then evaluates the correlation output within a defined time window to detect a first signal path. The disclosure also describes a corresponding operating method and computer program.

Career Highlights

Rath’s listed inventions address distinct challenges in wireless systems: combining channel responses across frequency bands and improving signal-path detection in UWB receivers. Both disclosures describe receiver-side processing and control techniques.

Collaborations

Rath is associated with NXP B.V., a company whose work includes semiconductor and connectivity technologies. The available information does not specify his role in the company or identify particular co-inventors or collaborators for these patents.

Conclusion

Michael Rath’s listed patent work focuses on RF calibration and UWB signal reception, reflecting practical approaches to processing wireless signals across channels and detecting signal paths.